it's 6 o'clock on your monday morning. happy monday. i'm jessica kartalija in for don today. we have weather and traffic together. marty, a little foggy out there. >> it's humid. that's what

we're looking at. there have been some shower activity across the area now moving on to the eastern shore. that should be the only moisture we see on the morning commute. by afternoon maybe a couple of showers around. 71 on tv hill. sure is a merky looking more. 3 degrees warmer than the time yesterday. 90 at lunch going to a high of 93. chris ty breslin and i love this humidity for our hair. >> not a good hair day. in mid middle river we have that utility poll blocking the right lane at a 1. we have a -- at 151. we have a lot of road closures because of water main breaks, light street closed, also fleet street. as far as the harrisburg expressway goes, no problems in either direction.

let's take a live look. not much activity on the tv at cold spring lane. for instant traffic updates any time log onto wjz.com. jessica, back to you. sgltsz >> thank you. here's what people are talking about this morning. james holmes, the suspect in the colorado movie theater shooting will appear in court for the first time. today is also a day of reflection for the community in aurora. >> a mid the chaos in the moments following the shooter 24 dwreerld james holmes almost got away. wearing tactical year, he slipped out of the theater and looked like any other swat team member on the scene expect for one mistake. >> there was one particular piece of equipment he had on him that was out of place. i'm so proud of my officers that they spotted that right away and channelled him. >> authorities were able to clear out all of the explosives in holmes apartment, including

30 homemade grenades designed to kill whoever walked in. among the evidence found, a bat man mask. >> we're building a case to show that this was a process by a very intelligent man who wanted to do this. >> president obama spent several hours here on sunday in a private meeting with the families of the victims. he said he told them he wasn't here as president but as a father and a husband. >> we can all understand what it would be to have somebody that we love taken from us in this fashion. >> sunday night thousands gathered to mourn. the shooting has shaken this community. the governor read the name of each of the victims and the crowd yelled back. >> we will remember. >> but there was one name he didn't read are, -- read, that of the alleged shooter. >> i refuse to say his name. >> the people of aurora are trying to let go of the pain.

>> holmes is in solitary confinement in jail. police say it's for his protection. stay with wjz for complete coverage of the tragedy in aurora. iffer the latest on -- for the latest on the suspects, victims and the investigation log onto wjz.com. more fall out from the penn state child sex abuse scandal this morning. the famous bronze statute of joe paterno is no longer on display as the university braces for a punishment to its football program. mike schuh is live with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. another tough day for penn state and its fans. the statute is down. sanctions are coming up. >> at one time this would have been unheard of, penn state takes down the iconic statute of once football coach joe paterno. penn state's president ordered its remove after a report found the late head football coach and other school officials covered up child sex abuse allegations

against former coach jerry sandusky. early sunday morning crews wrapped the 900 pound sculpture in a tar p and put it into storage, leaving penn state pans with mixed emotions. >> i think it should be taken down since he knew what was going on. >> he's not alive, he can't defend himself. >> i think it was -- it had to happen. there was too much con controversy. >> now the school prepares for more bad news. the football team is about to get hit with unprecedented sanctions. penn state football will not face the so-called death penalty, the suspension of its program for a year or more. sources say the n ncaa punishment will include probation, loss of football scholarships, ban on post season bowl games and a fine which could hurt the football program for years. >> penn state is going to pitch -- is

going to wish they had the delt penalty. that's how -- death penalty. that's how severe that they're going to be. >> some fans argue the sanctions and the removal of the statute won't help the sex abuse victims. >> it's making everybody upset by doing this. what's it relevant he doing for the college -- really doing for the college. >> reporter: ncaa will reveal what they've decided about 3 hours from now at a press kfshs. reporting live -- press conference. reporting live, mike schuh. >> paterno's family released a statement saying that tearing down the statute does not serve the victim of sandusky's crime or heal penn state. an investigation is underway after city police find a body inside an apartment. police are e responded to the -- police responded to the scene early saturday on west 29th street. they found a woman dead inside her home. an tops -- autopsy is

expected to be released. drivers are seeing higher prices a t the pump for the 3rd straight week. the current average is $3.47 nationwide. taking a look at the prices here in maryland. right now the average for gallon of regular is right if line with the national average at $3.47. a month ago we were paying $3.37. some big money is going to help local kids. mike hellgren reports on how the cruise industry is giving back here in baltimore. >> baltimore's successful cruise industry serves more than a quarter of a million passengers every year bringing in $9 oh million to the local economy. now the cruise lines are writing big checks, 50 0 -- 5000 500

-- $50,000. >> our children are the messages we send to the future. >> congressmen appraised the donations. >> so many of these children have never been outside baltimore. when they go and come back it's fe phenomenal. >> we support young people all through out the region. >> it's a powerful information ful investigate -- investment in the future. as the crew industry grows they will continue to donate here. >> the organization is made up of various cruise lines and travel agents. the money will start helping kids right away. >> 105 cruises embarked from the port of baltimore last year. downtown traffic is still snarled thanks to a water main break. the rupture of the 133 year old water main turned light street into a river.

it will stay shut down for 2 weeks for repair. senate cardin says the ageing water system problem faces many states. the oriels face off against the indians again tonight. the o's were put on the map early on until wilson hit his first homer stealing the victory for the birds 4-3. >> orbing's on a -- o's on a huge winning streak. everybody was ringing their hands before the all star break when we dropped 7, 8, 9 in a row. they just got five of them back. it's a game of numbers. they continue moving forward. thises one of the bet -- this is one of the better stories of the year. >> reporter: one of the great baseball stories of the year. the yankees have dropped four in a row, they got swept in

oakland. >> it sucks to be them. >> reporter: or iels are now 6 games back. they put some space between themselves and tampa. tampa is coming into baltimore this week. if the oriels can cut the margin down we go to yankees stadium next week. >> if we can go 500 ball between tampa and the yankees we are sitting fat. this is a good thing. >> reporter: it really is. buck show walter, manager of the year. >> i would think so right now. yeah. it's 71 right now, 3 degrees warmer than this time yesterday morning. watch for showers, thunderstorms later on this afternoon. what's going on, pal? >> reporter: we have a great group this morning. they're ready to rock and roll. from owens mills, ebi when the eyewitness news morning edition continues. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

good morning. shower activity is now moving slowly across the eastern shore into lower delaware. we shouldn't have anymore moisture in the area through this commute. right now on tv hill 72, 96% humidity, barometer at 30.1 is. on the boards in ocean city 74, 6 l cumberland -- 68 cumberland, 70 headacheers county, low to mid 70s elkin, packs river and dc, 74 rock hall, 72 columbia, westminster and bel air. we have this warm and humid flow this morning. it's going to take the humidity and haze out out here by midweek. really it's a good forecast. showers, thunderstorms later, potentially over night into the morning. 72

your over night low after a 93 degree high. tomorrow a high of 94. not but get -- now we get some pleasant weather wednesday, 84. 90, 9 # 2 -- 92 rand -- 92 and 90. now let's check in with christy. >> 95 a crash in the northbound deliberation. as far it -- as the beltway that continues to spill. update on the situation in baltimore city. light street closed between east baltimore and east lombard. also fleet street between south caroline and southbound. light drive on 795. this traffic report is brought to you by toyota and you local toyota dealer. now is the time to jump to toyota to find out how many ways there are to save when you buy right. now it's

time for manic monday. all right. ron matz, good morning. how was your vocation? did you re-- vacation? did you relax? >> reporter: very relaxing, didn't do a lot, just sat on my posterior for a year. >> did you go to the ocean? what did you do? >> reporter: i was away. undisclose ed d location. >> i understand. you have enough of that during your normal life. >> reporter: jessica, good morning to you. >> hi, ron. >> reporter: great to see you. we have a great group. they are ready to rock and roll. ladies and gentlemen, from ownings mills ebi. a couple of quick announcements. let me say hi to kelly in westminster and my aunt peggy. get well soon. all right. ebi, aleisha come up here. how are you? >> i'm good.

>> reporter: tell us about ebi. . >> ebi, employment background investigations is a leader in drug testing and services. >> reporter: don't look into my background, whatever you do. how about this formation we have here. we're ready. wait until you see this, this is going to be great. jessica and marty, you've heard of five guys. here they are right here. gus, tony, the coach, luther, dave with his new punishment belt buckle. coach, great to see you. >> great to see you, ron. >> reporter: i know you're happy the oriels are rocking and rolling. >> i'm happy i don't hear anymore bull crap. >> what do you really think about it? >> reporter: thank you very much. all right. luther. >> maestro, the music if you

please. >> reporter: all right. welcome back from vacation. got to get my twanger. ebi is ready to rock it out. >> wow. >> check it out. manic monday in fells point. >> reporter: we got a line this morning. standby. >> ♪ 6 o'clock already, i was just in the middle of a dream. ♪ ♪ i was kissing valentino on a crystal blue italian stream ♪ ♪ but i can't be late because then i guess i just won't get paid ♪ ♪ these are the days when you wish your bed was lar made ♪ ♪

-- was already made ♪ ♪ it's just another manic monday ♪ ♪ i wish it was sunday ♪ ♪ that's my fun day ♪ ♪ my ebi just one day ♪ ♪ it's just another manic monday ♪ >> that was huge. that was just huge. >> [cheers] >> ron, that was huge, buddy. >> reporter: awesome . give yourselves a big hand, ebi. we want to invite you back for the manic monday melt down in november. >> that was great. >> reporter: great job guys. a lot of rehearsal went into that. that's what manic monday is about. we thank you very much. the five . oh, man. i'm telling you. it's great to be back. jessica and marty, have a great day. ebi, give yourselves a big round of alounz.

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this month a local barber is featured. more on how he's helped thousands of people turn their lives around. >> by trade robert cradle is a barber. over the years these tools have been a lot more than just trim hair. >> it makes me feel wonderful to know that i'm giving them confidence. >> cradle opened up his first barbershop in 1991. there he met a representative from a homeless shelter. >> their population didn't have access to regular grooming. >> krad cradle -- cradle decided to help and created a donation box. >> i would send one of my barbers down there or i would invite a group from the shelter up to cut their hair. >> it blossomed into rob's barbershop community found, a

non-profit that raises money to build barber and beauty shops. over the past 12 years he's helped around seven thousand people. >> you feel like a different person. it just makes you feel good. >> cradle caught the attention of ebony magazine and his organization is being featured in the august edition. >> his fourth project is at the lighthouse in annapolis. because moist -- most of his clients are down on their luck, the pay off on helping them is his biggest reward. >> had a -- they come back excited because they got the job. >> if you'd like to find out more, log onto wjz.com. next up this morning right here on wjz. >> shooting suspect james holmes makes his first court

appearance. the latest coming up. >> justice of -- joe paterno's statute has come down, now sanctions coming up. >> are you up for a challenge? state officials want yo -- you to create jobs and get healthy. >> good morning. i'm christy breslin. traffic continues to build around the beltway. >> 71, mixture of clouds and sun, it's going to be hupd. watch for -- going to be humid. watch for showers. >> on coffee with, les gold as hi reality show based on his pawnshop enters its 6th season. stay tuned, we're taking a brea,

welcome back. a very humid start to your monday morning. wjz has weather and traffic

together. we'll check in with christy in just a second. let's head over to marty. >> 29 minutes after the hour. here's the radar. what we're taking a look at is very light shower activity during the over night that's gone across the area. up to 72 on tv hill from 71 at our last check. 2 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. 90 at lunch on its way to a high of 93. showers, maybe a couple of thunderstorms later on this afternoon. >> thank you. now over to christy breslin. good morning. good morning. a cupouple of new development -- a couple of new developments. northbound 295 an accident at route 100. southbound 95, just a minor slow down at white marsh boulevard. on the beltway on the topside, the ramp to northbound 795 has some police activity. east lombard at light the water main

break blocks the two hand lanes. fleet street also closed. 29 at 108, very flowing nicely. this traffic report is brought to you by toyota. now is the time to see why you should make the jump to toyota. now is the time to make the jump. jessica, back over to you. >> thank you. at the top of the news, james holmes will appear in court this morning for the first time. today is also a day of reflection for the community in aurora. >> a mid the chaos in the moments following the shooter 24-year-old james holmes almost got away. wearing tactical gear he slipped out of the theater and looked like any other swat team member on the scene expect for one mistake. >> there was one particular piece of equipment that was out of place. i am so proud of my officers that they spotted that right away and channelled him. >> authority -- and challenged him. >> authorities were able to

clear out all explosives in holmes apartment, including 30 homemade grenades. among the evidence found inside, a bat man mask. >> we're building a case to show that this was a process by an intelligent man who wanted to do this. >> president obama spent several hours here on sunday in a private meeting with the families of the victims. he said he told them he wasn't here as president as a father and a husband. >> we can all understand what it would be to have somebody that we love taken from us in this fashion. >> sunday night thousands gathered in aurora to mourn. the shooting has shaken this community. >> we will pull together. >> the governor read the name of each victim and the crowd yelled back. there was one name he didn't read, that of the shooter. >> i refuse to say his name. >> the

people of aurora are trying to let go of the pain. >> holmes is in solitary confinement in jail. police say that is for his protection. we're hearing some incredible stories of bravery. a young teenager tried to save the life of the youngest victim. john black stone has her story for wjsz. >> at the church in the city today pastor michael walker told a story of heroism, how a 13-year-old is it truing led to save -- struggled to save the life of a 6-year-old. >> if you can imagine an 13-year-old giving cpr to a 6-year-old with a gunshot wound, it's incredible. >> that 13-year-old is caylin. >> i'm still in shock. i don't think that it's hit me yet what i've been through. >> caylin went to the midnight movie with four others,

including 6-year-old veronica and her mother. the shooting started. >> it was terrifying because i couldn't see the person who had done it. >> when the shooting stopped caylin tried to give veronica c pshgs cpr but a fallen adult fell on top of them. >> they kept saying they couldn't move, they were numb. i was begging the person, please try because we have to get out out here. >> she kept struggling until the police arrived. >> love that she thought of somebody else besides herself. that is amazing to me. >> it's horrifying picturing in

my head what i saw that night. >> john black stone, cbs news, aurora, colorado. >> veronica's mother went into shock after learning her daughter died. stay with wjz for complete coverage of the tragedy in aurora. iffer -- for the latest log on the wjz.com. this morning penn state university is bracing for sanctions from the ncaa surrounding the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal. this just a day after the famous bronze statute of joe paterno is removed. wjz and mike schuh is live with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the statute is down and today is going to be another tough day for the university and its fans as the sanctions are announced. >> at one time this would have been unheard of, penn state takes down the statute of football coach joe paterno. pen

statement's president ordered its remove after a report found the late head football coach and other school officials covered up child sex abuse allegations gns father or motherer asis sis tant coach jerry sandusky -- former assistant coach jerry sandusky. crews wrapped the sculpture in a tar p and put it into storage leaving fans with mixed emotions. >> i think it should be taken down. >> he's not alive, leave the man alone. . >> there was too much controversy. >> now the school prepares for more bad news. its football teach is about to get -- team is about to get hit with sanctions. penn state football will not face the so-called death penalty, the susquehanna penning of its program for a year -- suspension for a year or more. the punishment will include probation, loss of scholarships, ban on bowl games and a fine which could hurt the football

program for years. >> when these sanctions are all said and done, penn state is going to wish they had the death penalty. that's how severe i'm told they're going to be. >> some fans argue the sanctions and the removal of the statute will only hurt the school. >> they're just making everybody upset by doing this. what is it really doing for the college? >> reporter: we'll know what those sanctions are when the ncaa releases the details. >> paterno's family released a same saying tearing down the statute does not serve the victims of sandusky's crimes or help heal penn state. we're expected to learn more about a mass shooting in afghanistan. nato says a person wearing a afghan national security force uniform opened fire at a training center killing three people. the nationalalties of the victims have not been confirmed but c

nshg nshg reports they -- but cnn reports they are americans. an investigation is underway after a crash involving a maryland state trooper. trooper robert i sabel was responding to a call when his crewer was hit from behind -- cruiser was hit from behind. fortunately no one was injured. state officials are challenging you the morning. it's a move -- you this morning. it's a move to benefit you in more ways than one. >> you can eat healthier and create local jobs. it turns out all you have to do is go shopping. >> it helps keep the family farm. >> scott smith growing veg tables and sells them. >> keeps the money here. your money doesn't travel across country to another country.

it stays right here locally. >> this week state officials urge all marylanders to eat locally grown produce. >> people are jumping onto this trend because they're wanting to get more healthy, eat better. this allows them to opportunity to support local produce and farmers. >> the head of the market calls it a win/win. >> you know where your products are grown, what goes into growing them, get to know the farmers. i found that buying local the products last longer. >> local farmers say they say -- avoid kem cams. >> -- chemicals. >> most of the stuff at the farmers market has been picked within days. >> more on the buy local challenge check out our website

at wjz.com. >> the maryland office of tourism says 77% of marylanders are more likely to buy produce than grown by a maryland farmer. turning now to sports, the oriels are on a five game winning streak. the o's took on the indians last night for the third game. jj hardy homered and droef in three runs. the o's beat the indians 4-3. tonight they will take on the indians go and go for a season high of 6 straight wins. >> then we have tampa bay coming to town and the yankees. if we can pull 500 we're sitting very well. if we can have our way with tampa and the yankees, we're sitting big. next 2 weeks is going to tell the rest of the season for the oriels. >> exciting. >> it is exciting. the o's have big moe on their side. raven nation, we know what

momentum means. >> yeah. >> big time. i keep looking at that purple and thinking they're out in ownings mills, camp is getting red to i to crank up. -- ready to crank up. >> i was thinking about purple friday. i need some more orange. i have some orange. i'm going to bring it back. intlsz orbing -- >> orange looks good on a baseball uniform. it's hard to find good morning. want to take a look at first weather -- it's the truth. how many people are going to see wearing orange today? >> that's true. >> you know why the team is orange. >> why? >> come back here real quick. the battle ltimore oriole, the bird. it's in the robin family so it's got the orange breast and black wings. >> of course. let's take a look at first

warning dopplerwet n't weather -- doppler weather ray day. we had some shower activity move through about an hour ago. other than -- as a matter of fact, take any mention out of the morning forecast. 90 at lunch on its way to a high of 93. wach -- dinner time temperatures still at 90. coming up on coffee with, les gold, the pawn king of detroit. his reality series starting its 6th year. christy breslin is in the air chair for traffic control. we're taking a break and coming right back. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway:

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100% humidity, calm winds. it's stuffy right now. ocean city , maryland at 74, 75 packs river, 76 dc, the low 70s easton, elkin, downtown, 68 cumberland, 64 oakland, 70 westminster, 72 bel air and columbia. it's an easy for forecast. we have a frontal browned ri moving our -- boundary moving our way. a high of 93 today. showers around thunderstorms may linger over night. it's a wait and see type of deal. mostly cloudy, 7 the -- 72 tonight. 94 tomorrow. there's that frontal boundary moving through to make a beautiful wednesday. some good weather as we move towards the latter part of july. now over to christy breslin at traffic control.

hello. >> reporter: d -- >> traveling on the inner loop, we have police activity on 795. as far as other accidents, northbound 295 an accident at route 100. southbound 95 some slow traffic. we still have con gregs in the city because of those water main breaks. east lombard and light street the two right lanes are blocked. we also have fleet street closed. everything moving along fine at 295 at 32. this traffic report is brought to you by toyota. now is the time to make the jump to toyota to find out how many ways there are to save when you buy right. toyota is moving forward. back to you. our coffee with sponsor, the maryland science center is giving you a chance to come visit. it's part of the maryland science center summer of even more irresponsible science. go to wjz.com, click on contests and promotions for a

chance to win a family 4 pack of tickets and one night stay at the sher ton. this morning's coffee with is with les gold and the satellite interview is furnished by true tv. >> please welcome les gold back, the owner of american jewelry and loan and the star of hard core pawn. you seemed to handle the applause. in the last 6 or 7 years your life has changed a lot. everybody on tv getting recognized. are you used to being a star? >> you know, i don't see myself as a slebty. people do because we have a hit show on true tv. because of that, i'm a sleberty. i take it in stride. when i go home i'm just a regular guy and father. >> we all try to do that. about 6 or 7 years ago someone came to you with the idea of turning your business into a

reality show, what was your reaction back then? >> the key to that was we always knew we had a reality show, real things with real situation was reality. it was you neck -- unique when they came to us. my first response was yes, my children's response was no. fortunately i won and we have a hit show on true tv. >> you do have a hit show. i have to admit i watch from time to time. the stuff that comes through your 50,000 square foot facility, right ? >> it feels with 1,000 people each and every day. we do about 850 loans per day. >> really? >> yeah. it's a very unique situation. we know what we're doing. we know how to handle our customers. we do it well. because of that we have a very successful pawnshop. we're very pleased with it. >> everybody knows how the pawn business works. do you have more customers now that you're

on tv or does some shy away because of the cameras? >> well, my pawn customers have a tendency when the cameras are there to shy away. my retail customers loves it. we opened up the doors to having people understand the great values and the bargains at a pawnshop. people never frequented them, they twoent their mall jewelry and electronic store. now they see there's tremendous value at their local pawnshops. local pawnshops are basking in that light. >> i never thought about that. you said your pawn customers and retail customers, your shoppers. i just lumped the two together. >> you see my pawn customer coming until because they're desperate on that particular day. the day those people come in to pawn their items they're desperate, they need $20, need to put food on the table, gas in

their car. on the flip side, the same customer that pawned their item when they get paid and have an anniversary, birthday and engagement, they know the value. my normal customer understands the value because of the pop tearty of our show on -- poll lairty of our show on true tv, that's bringing new customer to our doors and we can show them the great values we can offer. >> do you make use of e-bay and those kinds of sites as well? the first time i tried to buy a used tool i was surprised to find out it was coming out of a pawnshop. >> you know, e-bay is one of those viable options that we use. we have a website if i may say it. it's actually called pawn detroit.com. the internet that we now are able to utilize, i don't get it, i leave that to seth. that's his area. it is a very impressive part of our

business. we sell a lot of merchandise through the internet. >> what's the biggest thing that somebody has ever pawned at your shop? intlsz -- >> the biggest thing was actually an 18 wheeler. not that we got the most money out of it, but that was the biggest thing. we've taken in items in jewelry that are -- we caught a mustang for $6,600 oh. that's probably -- $66,000. that's probably the most. >> what about the least amount thing? >> we give $5 loans. people that are desperate need $5. in the old days when i used to take shoes when i worked with my grandfather, a guy came in with a pair of shoes, he needed $5 and it was the middle of winter. he took his shoes off, walked out in his socks. >> i never thought about a $5 loan. it shows a lot about you

business at that level. thank you very much for spending time with us. again, it's hard core pawn. it's also american jewelry and loan and pawn detroit.com. i'm going to go check out that website myself. >> stay with us, the eyewitness news morning edition will continue with traffic, weather and our traffic team. don't go ♪

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traffic oth. over to marty -- afk. over the marty -- over to marty. >> the high of 93, the low 70s right now. here is christy breslin. good morning. traffic still building out there. southbound 295 we still have that accident at route 100 looking the right hand lane -- blocking the right hand lane. we have some slow traffic there southbound 9 a as you make -- 9 a as you a-- 95 as you approach white marsh. east lombard and light street two lanes blocked. traffic still moving at the posted speed on the west side of the beltway. this traffic rorth -- report is brought to you by the new mazda cx 5. the suspect in the colorado movie theater shooting will make his first appearance in court today. james holmes will be

aryan rained on charges -- arraigned on charges. police say holmes planned the shooting for months spending thousands of dollars. penn state is still deal being the fall out from the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal. the ncaa is expected to hand down sanctions. the university has taken down a statute of late head coach joe paterno. drivers are seeing higher prices at the pump. the current average is $3.47 here in maryland compared to a month ago when we were paying $3.37. stay with wjz, maryland's news station. complete news, weather and traffic still ahead. what officials are learning a bt the man who opened -- about a man who opened fire at a colorado movie,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,